Paul Golden

Banks are going to great lengths to digitise trade processes while acknowledging the various obstacles to completely removing manual or paper-based transactions.

Complex pricing structures have forced treasurers to think long and hard about how they justify costs to senior management. In this second part of CT’s examination of the TMS, we focus on how flexible payment options can be applied to treasury services.

DEEP LOOK | Exchange-traded funds, ETFs, have become increasingly popular with investors attracted by diversification, liquidity and cost-effectiveness.

After a rocky start, the Cowboys found themselves in the second half thanks to Obi Agbim.

In an exclusive interview with Euromoney, Mahesh Kini discusses recent changes in the business and increased demand of corporate treasurers for multiple solutions, especially visibility.

Paying a fixed monthly subscription for trading infrastructure can help smaller brokerage firms remain viable in a highly competitive market – but only if they can find the pricing sweet spot.

Corporates may seem to be spoilt for choice when it comes to options for making cross-border payments, but with some schemes in their infancy and others facing challenges around ubiquity and geographical coverage, finding the best solution is not always straightforward.

The Global Foreign Exchange Committee will sit down to discuss its proposed changes to the FX Global Code next month in the knowledge that market participants are broadly supportive of its proposals.

In the face of considerable competition from other payment options, card issuers have recognised the need for a digital, frictionless, secure and cost-efficient solution.

DEEP LOOK | Platforms are gaining traction in the custody space, although custodians have adopted different approaches to service availability.